Orlando weather: Rain and storms linger tonight, more unsettled weather ahead

Orlando Weather Forecast PM: June 29, 2025

Meteorologist Laurel Blanchard has our latest forecast. Storm chances stay elevated as the weekend winds down. Tune in to see if we stay unsettled through the workweek.

What will the weather look like tonight?

What to expect:

ORLANDO, Fla. - Rain and a few storms will linger through the evening and into the early part of the overnight.

Partly cloudy skies will linger after the majority of storms fizzle out leaving mild and muggy conditions through the overnight.

Some showers could linger into early tomorrow morning.

Lows will fall into the mid 70s with partly cloudy skies late.

What will the weather look like Monday?

What to expect:

Shower and storm chances hold as we kick off the workweek as this unsettled weather pattern continues. There still looks to be upper-level spin circulating across the peninsula, which will keep our rain chances elevated.

The daily sea breeze fronts will only aid in the lift to generate these storms. Highs on Monday afternoon, with the help of the clouds and moisture, will be seasonable. Readings look to top out at around 90.

What will the weather look like next week?

What to expect:

Rain chances stay elevated as we approach midweek and beyond. If you're here visiting, the days won't be washouts, but during peak heating, we'll see these storms spark. They'll last through the evening and then fade away overnight. The positive is temps will be a little cooler with this stormier stretch.

Highs look to top out around 90 with lows in the mid-70s all the way through July 4th. If you have plans for Independence Day, it's looking unsettled right now, but it's something we'll continue to watch. Stay tuned!

There's also the potential that this area of low pressure organizes enough to become a tropical depression. Chances aren't all that high right now, but it's something we'll be watching as this part of the Gulf and Atlantic are already quite warm.

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